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The phrase "evolves in a" is not grammatically correct.
The verb "evolves" should be followed by an object or complement, such as "evolves in a certain environment" or "evolves in a particular manner." Examples of correct usage: - This species evolves in a harsh climate. - The technology evolves in a fast-paced industry. - Our understanding of the universe evolves in a continuous process of discovery.
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Transient: A short interval during which the signal evolves in a relatively unpredictable way.
The piece evolves in a continuous succession of 20 diverse yet organic variations.
The negative Ce anomaly evolves in a similar manner according to the topography.
Talking to a Brick Wall is a sprawling, brooding electronica opus that comfortably evolves in a harmony-laden, catchy lament.
Our understanding of the Constitution evolves in a dialogue among judges, yes, but also legislators, academics, journalists and ordinary people.
The conventional wisdom about debates also sometimes evolves in a way that differs from the initial reaction to them.
The population evolves in a heterogeneous environment where the habitat diversity is an input of the model.
The prevalence of alexithymia evolves in a nearly linear manner according to the severity and the duration of the disorder.
The high emission measure of the cool component suggests that the remnant evolves in a cloudy medium.
As shopping evolves in a digital age, why should we care if we lose those traditional retailers that fail to adapt?
In traditional business contexts, trust emerges and evolves in a physical space, and between two or more people interacting in person.
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